Write that essay : Sentences
Adverb ; describes a verb - quickly
Verb ; doing word - running
Preposition ; a word that gives location or movement e.g in,under,on
The Adverb Sentence;
Start the sentence with an adverb, it adds interest and intrigue
Remember the rule; when you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put a comma after the adverb and then finish the sentence
Some adverbs ; slowly interestingly, suddenly, often, surprisingly, simply, excitedly, unfortunately, fortunately, confusingly, concerningly, remarkably, significantly, firstly
Example; Surprisingly, Mrs Handley was on time to class.
Unfortunately, she had forgotten her keys.
Mine; Concerningly, his hair was a jungle.
Secondly, I was laughing for no reason.
Simply, The TV wouldn't turn on.
Slowly, We walked to school.
Significantly, I baked brownies
The preposition sentence
Remember the rule ; when you start a sentence with a preposition, you need to put a comma when the movement or position ends.
In 2013, Hornby High accepted Year 7/8 students. Throughout my time at school, I have learnt many things.
Prepositions ; In, throughout, under, above, between, below, on, around, near, against, within.
; Throughout my time at Hornby I have made alot of friends.
; On Saturday I went to Hagley Park for netball.
; Between the two teams we lost.
; Around the block theres a park that I go to with my friends.
; Within school I have fun with my friends.